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Lucas818 @Lucas818 (377) 15 Feb 12

Hello myLotters, Do you think is cancer curable? Personally, I think no. I've seen my uncle suffering from cancer for 2 years, going on many medical treatments and operations, and he passed away finally. He doesn't deserve...

cancer

health

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tarachand Too many omissions - listed here (1) .....since I HAD faith in my medical team.... (2)....The same is the case with a few of MY acquaintances...... (3).....or complications that HAPPEN during the treatment. (4) .... hence different drugs could be...

15 Feb 12

glenn4jd @glenn4jd (127) • India 2 Feb 12

Finally the Indian Supreme Court has come to conclusion that all 122 Licenses of different Mobile network operators be CANCELLED. Now the question is Who will Suffer?

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tarachand That should be It will be the consumer, unless the Supreme Court/concerned authorities define a well THOUGHT out plan - sorry for the typo.

2 Feb 12

snowhybiscuis @snowhybiscuis (1882) • Philippines 3 Jan 12

I have friends who kept on changing their profile pictures weekly. I don't have much time to do so and I am happy with my current picture. I don't know what urges them to change their picture profile. How about you? Do you keep on...

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tarachand I change my picture on facebook because of the most obvious reason - it is the most popular social networking site in the world and many of my real world friends are on it - we don't meet physically as often as we meet in the cyberworld, so we must keep...

3 Jan 12

PhotoDrummer @PhotoDrummer (15) 25 Mar 11

Does Capitalism REALLY work within our society, or does it just breed greed, corruption and homelessness? But humans are also ambitious, we need space to grow. Sometimes I feel capitalism restricts us and at times preoccupies our...

capitalism

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tarachand Now to the first part of your discussion. Yes, capitalism works rather well in a corrupt world. Advances in all aspects of live since the adoption in a major way by a large chunk of humanity proves this.

27 Nov 11

janevi @janevi (888) • Philippines 30 Aug 11

Perhaps the answer to boredom is 'anything goes'.:-) you do the things as it happens without planning, scrutiny, examination etc. Maybe that would make life more exciting? Unpredictable! What do you think guys?

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29 Sep 11

nakula2009 @nakula2009 (2325) • Indonesia 28 Aug 11

What is better for the mental health of boredom: do nothing? Or to kill time?

boredom

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tarachand sorry, that should read as 'fifty plus years' and tears.

22 Sep 11

janevi @janevi (888) • Philippines 30 Aug 11

Perhaps the answer to boredom is 'anything goes'.:-) you do the things as it happens without planning, scrutiny, examination etc. Maybe that would make life more exciting? Unpredictable! What do you think guys?

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tarachand too many typos ---- breathing my LAST (not least) apologies again!

22 Sep 11

janevi @janevi (888) • Philippines 30 Aug 11

Perhaps the answer to boredom is 'anything goes'.:-) you do the things as it happens without planning, scrutiny, examination etc. Maybe that would make life more exciting? Unpredictable! What do you think guys?

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tarachand that should read as 'Boredom is the state of mind and NOT the circumstances" Sorry for the error. BTW, me thinks that my mind will probably be trying to figure out a way to cheat death when I am breathing my least or the one before that breath.......

22 Sep 11

marguicha @marguicha (223720) • Chile 25 Aug 11

When I started my chemo I was told what to eat and what not to eat, because chemo attacks also good cells, specially the ones that reproduce quickly (such as the skin and intestine lining). A subproduct of all this change in...

food and chemo

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tarachand The butter in India is from milk fat - I didn't say that I am a vegan - we do eat animal produce, but not animals or their eggs, some people consider fish and sea food as vegetarian, we don't, no flesh of other motile creatures and creatures from the animal...

31 Aug 11

gengeni @gengeni (3308) • Indonesia 17 Aug 11

some really hang their whole heart to this theory. why they do this? why is it so hard to understand that nothing can come from just nothing, and that caused by random coincidences only, but not live. that can only come from...

new religion

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tarachand @Chiang_Mai_boy: Thanks for the link. I have read the same and found it quite informative. In my response above, I have not said that I am a theist or an atheist, just that there is no plausible answer that clears the doubt about the atheists' quest -Who...

21 Aug 11

smilywomen @surekharathi (14146) • India 6 Aug 11

My dear mylotter friends and virtual family members I know you are think ohhh no this is a shocking news surekha's husband has a girl friend so sad. But dear all mylotter members first read full discussion. One day...

my husband has a girl friend

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tarachand that should read a I hope and wish for you that the love continues for all your lives!" Sorry for the error!

6 Aug 11

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bonnie @bunnybon7 (50973) • Holiday, Florida 24 Jul 11

I sure do wish I had lots of good news to post cause I know you all get tired of my crappy whines. Well, the biopsy showed I have tissue cancer in my breast never heard of such a thing. the doc says...

cancer

health

mylot

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tarachand Thanks for the best response! I trust that all is well and wish you well too!

4 Aug 11

SteveSlaton @SteveSlaton (552) • United States 21 May 09

During the 13 Colony revolution that lead to the USA a boy became a man at the age of 21. During the Vietnam war they reduced the age to 18. Then if either person in a marriage is under 25 when the marry odds are the...

adulthood

childhood

marriage

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tarachand I rarely (actually never) read how or what others have responded, I just put in my take, based on my understanding of what the initiator of the discussion is trying to mean/imply. As far as bullying tactics of a nation are concerned- the US economy thrives...

2 Aug 11

Naxous @Naxous (973) • India 26 Feb 10

The world is plagued with a disease named cancer which still has no answer. Though huge amounts of money are spent on research works yet we can't get a remedy that will wipe out the disease.In fact till now all the causes of...

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tarachand BTW, I underwent a major surgery nine years ago for removal of organs, or parts of cancer infected organs - I had stage IV Pancreatic cancer. My gall bladder, part of my stomach, one third of my pancreas, my common bile duct has been removed and a lot of...

30 Jul 11

bonnie @bunnybon7 (50973) • Holiday, Florida 24 Jul 11

I sure do wish I had lots of good news to post cause I know you all get tired of my crappy whines. Well, the biopsy showed I have tissue cancer in my breast never heard of such a thing. the doc says...

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tarachand I am sure that it will come out well! All the best!

30 Jul 11

marguicha @marguicha (223720) • Chile 29 Jul 11

I love checking on classic films. Some as as old or older than I am, some are from the 60s or the 70s. I often fing jewels, even in films that I have seen a long time ago. How many of you have seen Charlie Chapin´s movies? I...

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tarachand There I did it again, the comment should be plural and read as comments! sheesh!

30 Jul 11

marguicha @marguicha (223720) • Chile 29 Jul 11

I love checking on classic films. Some as as old or older than I am, some are from the 60s or the 70s. I often fing jewels, even in films that I have seen a long time ago. How many of you have seen Charlie Chapin´s movies? I...

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tarachand Too many typos-why don't I ever learn to read and edit my comment before posting them? But, methinks that despite the errors, you get the picture? Oui?

30 Jul 11

marguicha @marguicha (223720) • Chile 26 Jul 11

I was sort of postponing thinking about the possibility of losing my hair as a nurse said that not everyone lost their hair. But two days ago, after I wshed my hair, I discovered that it was falling away in a hurry. On Monday,...

cancer

chemo and turbans

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tarachand We are a family of five - my wife and I and our three children - a boy, a girl and a boy in that order. If and when required, we iron our own clothes, and there are standing instructions that have become a habit - each of us must rinse that dishes that we have...

30 Jul 11

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